Matthew Quinn

New Zealand

Full name Matthew Richard Quinn

Born February 28, 1993, Auckland

Current age 26 years 52 days

Major teams Auckland, Auckland Under-19s, Essex, Essex 2nd XI, New Zealand Under-19s

Batting style Right-hand bat

Bowling style Right-arm medium-fast

Batting and fielding averages

	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	50	4s	6s	Ct
First-class	33	42	10	334	50	10.43	639	52.26	1	48	6	7
List A	32	18	11	124	36	17.71	170	72.94	0	16	3	3
T20s	53	10	9	27	8*	27.00	23	117.39	0	2	1	11

Bowling averages

	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10
First-class	33	63	6306	3483	118	7/76	11/163	29.51	3.31	53.4	8	1	1
List A	32	32	1606	1538	44	4/71	4/71	34.95	5.74	36.5	1	0	0
T20s	53	51	1037	1543	54	4/20	4/20	28.57	8.92	19.2	2	0	0

Career statistics

First-class debut	Auckland v Central Districts at Auckland, Jan 30-Feb 2, 2013 scorecard
Last First-class	Surrey v Essex at The Oval, Apr 11-14, 2019 scorecard
List A debut	Canterbury v Auckland at Christchurch, Feb 26, 2013 scorecard
Last List A	Somerset v Essex at Taunton, May 14, 2017 scorecard
T20s debut	Auckland v Northern Districts at Auckland, Dec 26, 2012 scorecard
Last T20s	Auckland v Central Districts at Auckland, Feb 15, 2019 scorecard

Recent matches

Bat & Bowl	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
0/89, 10, 0/58	Essex	v Surrey	The Oval	11 Apr 2019	FC
3/104, 0, 0*	Essex	v Hampshire	Southampton	5 Apr 2019	FC
1/50, 1/7	Essex	v Cambs MCCU	Cambridge	26 Mar 2019	FC
1/39	Auckland	v Central D	Auckland	15 Feb 2019	T20
0/36	Auckland	v Central D	Auckland	9 Feb 2019	T20
1/41	Auckland	v Northern D	Auckland	2 Feb 2019	T20
4/20	Auckland	v Canterbury	Christchurch	26 Jan 2019	T20
2/33	Auckland	v Otago	Auckland	20 Jan 2019	T20
0/16	Auckland	v Wellington	Wellington	18 Jan 2019	T20
-	Auckland	v Otago	Dunedin	13 Jan 2019	T20

Profile

Matt Quinn, born in New Zealand, made his first-class debut for Auckland and represented New Zealand A before he took advantage of a British passport and won a three-year contract with Essex. He was not an automatic pick in his first season, and he was also hampered by injury, but his potential was evident as he took his Championship wickets at 21 apiece. The highlight came at the Cheltenham Festival where he swung the ball at a decent pace to take six wickets in a 10-over spell, finishing with 7 for 61: he had never taken more than four wickets in a completed innings before.

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